Ride into the network
like you own it.
SubnetSlinger is the modern network engineer's toolkit — ping, trace, packet capture, DNS, SNMP, discovery, and an AI Deputy and Posse. The toolkit runs fully local — no telemetry, and the free tier needs no account. The AI is optional and off by default: run it locally with Ollama, or bring your own cloud key (Anthropic, OpenAI, or Gemini). No upsell ads in your face.
A modern replacement for the aging enterprise toolkits network engineers have outgrown — buy once, no subscription, every tool included, every desktop OS, no server host.
The frontier problem
The gear got smarter. The tools got scattered.
The old way
A licensed desktop toolset — one per seat, pricey and dated. But it lived on your own machine and was always there the moment you needed it.
The new way
Powerful centralized platforms and automation. But they live on a server. Can't reach it — or the admin who runs it is busy — and you're stuck without the tool or the help.
The gap
The engineer provisioning new gear, troubleshooting in the field, or building out a lab who needs the tool right now — on the machine in front of them, not behind a server or a support ticket.
SubnetSlinger bridges the gap.
Built by a network engineer who kept hitting that wall. Every tool a working engineer actually reaches for, carried with you on your own machine — no server to reach, no admin to wait on. New protocols get added as the wire changes; and legacy needs stay covered — when you still need to watch raw packets, the built-in Capture tool does exactly that: filter down to just the traffic you care about, and export straight to Wireshark.
AI is opt-in: run it locally with Ollama and nothing leaves, or use your own cloud key — your choice, depending on the model you pick.
The six-shooter, and then some
46 tools. One toolkit.
Organized the way an engineer thinks — reachability, names, discovery, access, records. And a game.
46 tools on the desktop + the Subnet Slinger arcade game. Counts vary by platform — see below. New protocols added as the wire changes.
Ride any horse
Desktop. Laptop. Phone in your pocket.
For the moments you can't reach your usual network or server-side tools — provisioning new gear, troubleshooting in the field, or building out a lab. It's the tool you need, on whatever device you've got. Buy the desktop once and it's yours on Windows, macOS, and Linux — every update included, no subscription. The iPhone, iPad, and Android apps are free companions, free for everyone.
Tool counts vary by platform — macOS carries the most, and every version includes tools built specifically for that OS (native Wi-Fi scanning, OS connection tables, platform packet capture). The desktop apps carry the full toolkit; the free iPhone, iPad, and Android companions carry a focused 30+.
The iPad app is free for everyone, shipped as its own platform version — not a stretched-out phone build. A cellular iPad makes an ideal field-testing rig: a big screen to actually read a capture or a topology map, with its own LTE/5G path for out-of-band checks — so you can probe and diagnose from the edge of the network without tying up your phone.
One price. One handshake.
Flat fee. Every desktop OS. All updates.
One purchase unlocks the whole corral of Pro tools. A 30-day Pro trial unlocks every tool.
- Every tool listed above
- Windows, macOS & Linux — one purchase covers all three
- iPhone, iPad & Android companion apps — free for everyone
- All updates & new tools — included, no subscription
- Core diagnostics run fully local. Pro license activation requires a free account.
- Packet capture, topology & drift detection
- AI Deputy & Posse — run it local and private with Ollama (free), or bring your own cloud key (Anthropic, OpenAI, or Gemini). Your models, your keys, no markup — and off by default.
- No ads. Ever.
- Report bugs & request enhancements — a direct line to the engineer who builds it.
- Email support — one business day, Pacific Time
Direct license today via Stripe. 14-day refund — see Support. Store listings rolling out across Microsoft, Apple, and Google.